The iPhone 15 keeps leaking months before its launch. After a few first images of the Pro model, 9tO5Mac showed what could be the design of the cheapest version that will reach the new iPhone family from Apple, probably during September. The new iPhone 15 will retain a seamless design over its predecessor, but with big news. Among them are a USB-C port and a larger screen.
The images, in particular, are renderings created from leaked technical information about the design and dimensions of the next iPhone, so it’s highly likely that the final look won’t change much.
So the iPhone 15 It may arrive in a format almost very similar to the iPhone 14. That is, with a photo module that includes a dual camera and a completely flat back panel, despite previous rumors that the back will have a slightly curved look, like the iPhone 5C.
Where there are current innovations, it is at the forefront. The iPhone 15 will inherit the Dynamic Island we currently see in the iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max., so the terminal will also have various software-exclusive features for Pro models, such as live action or the ability to view some system notifications from this screen cutout. Sensors for Face ID are also integrated into the dynamic island.
The above environment also states that screen size will grow slightly to 6.2 inches. Recall that the iPhone 14 has a 6.1-inch screen. In terms of resolution and refresh rate, no changes are expected.
iPhone 15 will ship with USB-C and physical buttons
On the other hand, iPhone 15 images show USB-C port in the bottom frame is a connector that Apple has to include yes or yes due to new European Union regulations. The new model will also have physical buttons, unlike the iPhone 15 Pro, which may include touch sensors that, when pressed, will have a kind of vibration that mimics a physical key; something like what we see in Touch ID iPhone SE.
Both this iPhone 15 and the iPhone 15 Pro could be announced in September. Apple will of course also introduce the iPhone 15 Plus to upgrade the 6.7-inch iPhone 14 and the Pro Max model.
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